Superimposition
noun
Subject Field: Cinematography

A superimposition is a shot that includes two or more images photographed at different times. Kawin			Sinonimi Superimposure Overlap See Technique Double exposure - Contained in - Ghost image - Hyperonyms - In-camera Optical printing Bibliography Index Home Conceptual tree
Context: Optical printers offer a wealth of effects to filmmakers. These devices combine projector and camera so that the operator can transfer different projected images onto one piece of film to produce dissolves, fades, and superimposition of one image over another. The optical printer can replace the glass-shot technique by combining separately photographed portions of scenes. Olson Attestation: 3 Sovraimpressione Reliability: 3